Krka Keeps Up Strong Performance Despite Rouble Risks

The Company Remains Russia’s Largest Foreign Generics Provider

Krka has maintained strong growth in the past nine months despite ongoing questions surrounding its significant presence in Russia and foreign currency risks linked to the rouble.

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Krka has maintained its strong performance in 2024 as seen in its latest nine-month results despite slightly missing net profit consensus forecasts amid ongoing questions surrounding the company’s business in Russia and risks linked to the country’s currency.

Overall, Krka reported revenue of €1.43bn ($1.51bn) in the past nine months, which marked a 7% year-on-year increase. Alongside this,...

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